Hugh Jackman may seem too old to portray Wolverine now and after making his great finale with Logan, he is finally ready to turn the page to the next projects. The famous actor is being careful choosing his next roles as he proved it with his latest movie "The Greatest Showman". And according to the reports he will be back with "Bad Education". But hold on, don't reach for your pearls, it's not the mediocre version that made for TV, this one is going to be a new telling of Pedro Almodovar's 2004 drama.

We don't have many details about the movie yet but apparently "I Think We're Alone Now" writer Mike Makowsky penned a script after true events he went through in his high school years and the movie will follow this story. According to Variety, its premise will be close to the 1999 Reese Witherspoon comedy "Election".

The upcoming film Thoroughbreds' Cory Finley will direct the movie and one of Oscar's favorite people Fred Berger will be one of the producers. We'll also watch Jackman this year in Jason Reitman's political drama "The Front Runner". It seems he'll get over Wolverine pretty quickly this year.